Here is what my current `ansible/` directory looks like:
├── development
│ └── hosts
├── production
│ └── hosts
├── group_vars
│ └── prod.example.com
│ └── dev1.example.com
│ └── dev2.example.com
├── playbooks
│ ├── prod.example.com.com
│ │ └── site.yml
│ ├── dev1.example.com.com
│ │ └── site.yml
│ ├── dev2.example.com.com
│ │ └── site.yml
└── roles
├── webservers
├── templates
│ └── main.yml
├── tasks
│ └── main.yml
└── vars
└── main.yml
In my `roles/webservers/templates/main.yml`, I would reference variables
such as
1. `http_port`
2. `document_root`
3. `server_name`
I can easily reference them in my `roles/webservers/templates/main.yml` by
typing the following into my template:
1. `{{ http_port }}`
2. `{{ document_root }}`
3. `{{ server_name }}`
I know when I type it like the above, it references my
`roles/webservers/vars/main.yml` file; which contain variables for
production.
*I would like to change the 3 variables if I am referencing my
`dev1.example.com` and `dev2.example.com` environments, but I am unsure on
how to do this with using *`group_vars/dev1.example.com` *and*
`group_vars/dev2.example.com`
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